Trade Partners
Court Builder for Landscapers and Pool Builders
Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.
Trade Partners
Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.
Photo: Dink Pro Courts in-progress build
Quick answer: Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. When an Arizona landscaper or pool builder has a client who wants a pickleball, tennis, basketball or multi-sport court in the same backyard, Dink Pro Courts comes in as the concrete court builder. You keep the client and the overall schedule; we take the court scope from layout to final striping.
Courts start at $29,000 for a 54 ft x 28 ft court, with a basic net and 4 paddles included. Financing is $598/mo for 60 months with excellent credit. See financing options.
Estimated rates and terms are not binding and are subject to change. Your actual APR depends on credit score, amount financed and credit history; only borrowers with excellent credit qualify for the lowest rates. All financing is subject to credit review and approval by lending partners.
Experienced Team / 20+ Years Experience. Working in Phoenix, Scottsdale and across Maricopa County.
Our lane: we are a court contractor, not a pool or landscape company. Dink Pro Courts holds no pool or landscape license, and we do not design or build pools, planting or irrigation. The pool and the landscape stay with your licensed team; the court is ours.
Homeowners: adding a court next to a pool? Read how a pickleball court fits beside a backyard pool. Redoing the whole yard? See how the court fits alongside your contractors on our pool and backyard project and landscape and backyard project pages.
Tell us where the court lands relative to the pool dig, the deck pour and the planting. We’re usually pouring concrete within a week, then it cures 21 to 28 days depending on weather before we paint. Build that cure window into the master schedule so other trades and equipment stay off the new slab until it is painted. Our court, pool, hardscape and planting sequence guide walks through the order step by step.
A playable court is more than a flat pad. Slope for drainage, a surface system that holds up to Arizona sun and lines that measure true decide how it plays for years. Keeping the court as its own scope also keeps it apart from your pool or landscape warranty, and your client has one clear contact for anything on the court.
Planning, quoting and permit guides for trades are on our trade partner resources for pool, landscape and design-build contractors page. Homeowner budgets are covered in pickleball court cost in Arizona.
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and the East and West Valley, across Maricopa County. Ask us about edge cities. Local pages: pickleball court installation in Phoenix and pickleball court construction in Scottsdale.
Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. We hold no pool or landscape license and do not design or build pools or landscapes.
Yes. Homeowners can call us directly, and a trade relationship is not exclusive unless we agree to that in writing.
Each partner project gets its own quote. Send the site plan, the court type and your timing, and we will price the court scope.
Dink prepares the drawings and specs for the court. The homeowner files them with the HOA.
We're usually pouring concrete within a week, then it cures 21 to 28 days depending on weather before we paint.
Send us the homeowner's contact and project details, and we take the court project from there. Partnership terms are discussed per project.
Send the site plan and timing and we will price the court scope. Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. Call or text (480) 493-0031 to check your yard and book your build.